SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 21, 1996
PUBLIC NOTICE
19% FORECLOSURE LIST
ISSUED BY
MORROW COUNTY
The tax collector of Morrow
County, Oregon, has prepared
the following list of the proper
ties now subject to foreclosure,
embracing foreclosure list num-
1996
FORECLOSURE
TAX
Yt AR
TAX
AMOUNT
L I S T#- -
AC C T# --
3073
92/93
<13/94
94 / 9S
96/96
TOTAL
1 I ST#-
A C C T # -
<12/93
93/94
<14 / 96
95/96
TOTAL
ISSUED
8Y
I NT TO
9/15/96
MORROW
COUNT Y
T AX
COLLECTOR
TOTAL
AMOUNT
173.91
731.39
M A P / L 0 T 0 5 N 2 6 2 3 8
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L I NE . CHARLOTTE F
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RT 2 , BOX 141 H
I R R I G O N , OR
9 7 84 4
142.07
75.76
217.83
427.51
604.21
176.70
367.58
93.11
460.69
348.79
32.55
331.34
1,285.95
T AX
1 (H A L
LIST
M A P / L 0 T 05 N2 7 1 9 C B
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EVANS,
MATHEW J & J U L I E MARI E
P0 BOX 624
I RRI GON , OR
97 84 4
64.53
34.42
9 8 . •)•>
198.93
82.21
2 81 . 1 4
39.87
157.42
197.29
186.56
17.41
203.97
607.44
62088
years for which taxes, special
assessments, fees, or other
charges are delinquent on each
property, together with the
principal of the delinquent
amount of each year and the
amount of accrued and accru
ing interest thereon through
September 15, 19%.
bers____ t o ____ inclusive,
hereto attached. This foreclo
sure list contains the names of
those appearing in the latest tax
rolls as the respective owners
of tax delinquent properties, a
description of each such pro
perty as the same appears in
the latest tax rolls, the year or
1,893.39
Please take note that a com
plete and accurate legal des
cription of the properties
designated by the tax lot num
bers on the previous page is
made a part of the application
as Exhibit " A " for judgment
and decree, filed in the Morrow
County circuit court and avail
able at the Morrow County trial
court clerk's office. Note also,
that more particular descrip
tions are available at the office
of the Morrow County
assessor.
TO ALL PERSONS OR PAR
TIES ABOVE-NAMED, and to
all persons owning or claiming
to own, or having or claiming
to have, any interest in any pro
perty included in the foreclo
sure list above set forth, being
the Morrow County 1996 tax
foreclosure list:
18 9 0 / 3
S K Y I. t NI
1,664.07
378.12
TOTAL
INTEREST
D U F.
2,446
552.03
YOU ARE HEREBY RE
QUIRED TO TAKE NOTICE
that Morrow County, Oregon,
has filed in the circuit court of
the state of Oregon for Morrow
County, an application to fore
close the lien of all taxes shown
on the 19% Morrow County tax
foreclosure list above set forth,
and that Morrow County, as
plaintiff, will apply to the court
for judgment and decree fore
closing such tax liens not less
than thirty (30) days from the
date of the first publication of
this notice.
And any and all persons in
terested in any of the real pro
perty included in this foreclo
sure list are required to file
answer and defense, if any
there be, to such application for
judgment and decree within
thirty (30) days from the date
of the first publication of this
notice, which date is, August
21, 1996. Notice of this fore
closure is given under ORS
312.040 (1) and(l) publication of
the foregoing foreclosure list in
the Heppner Gazette Times, a
weekly newspaper of general
circulation in Morrow County,
Oregon. This notice is pursuant
to an order of the board of
county commissioners for Mor
row County, Oregon, made
and entered on the day of July
17, 1996. The date of publica
tion of this foreclosure list is
August 21, 1996.
(s) Marilyn Childers
Tax Collector
Morrow County, Oregon
(s) Earl Woods
District Attorney
Morrow County, Oregon
Published: August 21, 1996
Affid
Heppner High School class of 1946 hold reunion
Front row (L-R): Carolyn Bergstrom, Kay McRoberts, Beverly Smith, Doris Clerf; second row (L-R)-Archie
Padberg, Albert Wright, Tad Miller, R.D Allstott, Bob Kelly, Skip Connor, Bob Van Schoiack, Bill Ulrich,
Evan Rill, Lee McRoberts, Delmar Buschke
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told of their last 50 years.
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A good time was had by all
with a promise to keep in touch
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The Heppner High School
class of 1946 held their 50th
year reunion Friday, Aug. 16,
at the Heppner Elks Lodge.
A prime rib dinner was serv
ed to 27 classmates, spouses
and guests. Fifteen of those at
tending were from the original
class of '46, which graduated 16
students, in addition to five
who were in the military ser
vice.
This was the first reunion of
the '46 class by themselves, so
everyone got reacquainted and
We Print
B u sin ess C ards
Gazette-Times
676-9228
and not wait 50 years for
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another reunion, said a class
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SP° esPerson-
Pioneer Memorial Clinic
will be closed Friday,
August 23, due to the
scheduled power outage.
Come Share With Us
at
Willow Creek Baptist Church
Bible Study for all ages 2 p m
Worship Service S p.m.
Meeting in the
7th Day Adventist Church
560 North Minor
PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF HEPPNER
CHARTER REyiSION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a ballot title for a measure
referred by the City of Hepp
ner, has been filed with the
County Clerk of Morrow Coun
ty on August 13, 19%, for an
election to be held November
5, 19%, in the City of Heppner.
The election will be at the polls.
Any registered voter dissatis
fied with the ballot title may file
a petition with the Morrow
County Circuit Court for
review on or before 5:00 p.m.,
August 23, 19%. Any person
filing a challenge must also file
a copy of the challenge with the
Morrow County Clerk, 100 N
Court St., Heppner, by the end
of the next business day after
the petition is filed with the Cir
cuit Court.
BALLOT TITLE
CITY OF HEPPNER
CHARTER REVISION
QUESTION:
SHALL A NEW CHARTER
FOR THE CITY OF HEPPNER
BE ADOPTED?
PURPOSE:
The existing City Charter was
adopted in 1974. Changes in
State law have made some pro
visions of the exising Charter
obsolete.
In February, 1996 the City
Council created a five member
City Charter Committee to de
velop an updated Charter. The
committee met four times,
researched state laws, studied
charters from other cities, and
developed a new Charter for
voter consideration.
The most important changes
would adopt state election
laws, give the Mayor a vote on
Council matters, and lists
responsibilities for the City
Manager.
Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published: August 21, 1996
Affid
M a r r ia g e L icense»
The Morrow County Clerk's
office at the courthouse in
Heppner reports issuing the
following marriage license dur
ing the past week:
July 30: Rodney Scott Duprie,
22, Irrigon; and
Sara Lynn Martin, no age
available, Irrigon.
Thomas Michael Kenny, 24,
Spokane; and
Nicole Anne Duncan, 22,
Spokane.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Official terms expiring for the
town of Lexington are two
council positions and city
recorder. All three are for four
year terms. Nominating peti
tions are available at City Hall,
or by contacting Sue Baker for
the election to be held
November, 19%. The petitions
must be filed with the City
Recorder no later than August
27, 19% and contain signatures
of qualified electors only.
Sue Baker
Town of Lexington
Published: July 31, August 7,
14, and 21, 1996
Affid
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U-Pick
Freestone/
Canning Peaches
Suncrest
Elbertas
(1-50 lbs.45<P
50 lbs. & up 40<P)
Nectarines
45<P lb.
Bartlett Pears
350 lb.
Ready Picked
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Planning Commission of
the City of Hepppner will hold
a public hearipg qn Monday,.
September 2^ 996, beginning
at 7:00 p.m. at Heppner City
Hall, 188 West Willow Street,
to consider a recommendation
to the City Council on a pro
posed ordinance revising
manufactured home standards
for the City of Heppner Code,
Title 11; Revoking all mobile
home provisions; and declaring
an emergency.
Subsequently, the City
Council of the City of Heppner
will hold a public hearing on
Monday, September 9, 1996,
beginning at 7:00 p.m. at
Heppner City Hall, to receive
the Planning Commission's
recommendation on the above
described ordinance and to
consider adoption of the same.
Copies of the ordinance are
available at City Hall for public
examination.
These are public meetings
where deliberations of the Plan
ning Commission and the City
Council will take place. Any
person may appear at the
meetings and discuss the pro
posed ordinance with the Plan
ning Commission or the City
Council.
Gary B. Marks
City Recorder
Published: August 21, 1996
Affid______________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Board of Directors for the
Blue Mountains Natural Re
sources Institute will hold a
meeting Tuesday, September 3,
19%.
Location: Oregon Depart
ment of Transportation Meet
ing Room, 3012 Island Ave. La
Grande, OR.
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Topics. Program status, out
reach activities, research results
of specific projects, election of
officers, follow-up of Interior
Columbia Basin Ecosystem
Management Project, public
comments.
For further information, con
tact Lynn Starr, BMNRI, 1401
Gekeler Lane, La Grande, OR
97850, or phone 541-%2-6548.
Published: August 21, 19%
Early Gold Apples
Early Blaze Apples
Akane Apples
40C lb. by box
Open 7 days a week
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. only
BRING CONTAINERS
Thomas Orchards
Kimberly, Oregon
934-2870
CLASSIFIED
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CARD OF THANKS
A big thank you to friends,
family, neighbors, county road
crew, Wayne Seitz, and all who
came to help fight our fire.
Your quick response kept it
from spreading onto the neigh
bors.
Thank you again,
Charlie and Yvonne Daly
____________________ 8-21-lc
Thanks to the fire depart
ments, friends and neighbors
who responded so quickly and
helped extinguish the fire at the
Harvey Smith Ranch. Your
help was sincerely appreciated.
Joe and Jeri McElligott
____________________ 8-21-lc
Thank you, Morrow County
and friends, for making the
1996 Morrow County Fair and
Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo one we
will never forget.
Also, we would like to thank
our parents for the fresh hat
flowers for the Saturday parade
and rodeo. It was a long day
and your thoughtfulness help
ed see us through..
We would like to thank the
Wranglers' Riding Club for
making us their guests at their
Sunday morning breakfast; it
was super!
In addition, thank you to
Walchli Farms for donating a
carload of melons for the court
luncheon. And to Martha Mun-
kers who prepared the food for
and cleaned up after the court
luncheon, a special thank you
for a super good job.
Kyle and Darcy Robinson
supplied the hay for our horses
during fair and rodeo week, so
we want to thank them also.
Thank you, too, to anyone
we may have neglected to
thank personally; it was unin
tentional. So many people have
done so much for us. We real
ly do appreciate all of you.
Queen Brenda Holtz
Princess Stormy Howard
Princess Beth Hermanns
Princess Dawn Boor
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The Chamber of Commerce
Parade Committee wishes to
thank all those who helped
with the 19% Fair and Rodeo
Parade: Green Feed and Seed
for the check-in spot; Heppner
Police Dept.; Joe Miller's an
nouncement stand; the an
nouncer Larry Mills and his
helper on the stand; all the
judges for the parade entries;
Steve Rhea; Jerri Sly; and all of
the 62 entrants. You're why it
works!
The Parade Committee;
Claudia Hughes, Bob Kahl,
Donna Moeller & Cara Osmin
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The Heppner Oregon To
gether group wishes to thank
Norm and Beverly Stewart of
Action Entertainment for the
music, Heppner Lions Club for
furnishing the pop, Marcia
Kemp, Barbara Stefani-Peter-
son, Doug Rathbun and Pastor
Stan Hoobing for chaperoning,
and Mandi Gutierrez for the
posters. All this talented re
sources went to help 150
teenagers of Morrow County
enjoy a successful dance at
Heppner High School on
Saturday, Aug. 17. A special
thanks goes to Mr. Steve
Dickenson, the advisory com
mittee, and staff at Heppner
High School for their time,
energy and support.
Heppner Oregon Together
works to provide drug and al
cohol-free educational and
recreational events for our
youth. Your support is always
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Reverend Stan Hoobing
____________________ 8-21-lc
We would like to thank the
following people for all their
generosity at the lamb auction
for Brian, Bill and Adam last
Saturday night: Sherrell Chev
rolet,-TimiBrey; Jurewle; D ep t^ i
Greg Greenup; Bill Rietmann;
Morrow County Livestock
Growers; Kevin & Angie
Hughes; Merlin & Claudia
Hughes; Shoe Box; Van
Schoiack Ranches; Mt. Valley
Land Co.; Strebin Farms; .
Elmer's Irrigation; Don & Judy
Barber; Brian Sullivan Family;
Gardner's Men's Wear; Grieb ,
Land Co.; Dave Rickkola; John
Britt; Lee Ansotequi Saddlery;
Mark & Tami Rietmann; Les
Schwab Tires; Clyde & Jackie
Allstott; Jim & Susie Ward;
John Healy; Eckman Construc
tion; Starvation Farms; Andre
& Natalie Rauch; Bob & Pam
W orden; Wright Century
Farms; Tim & Terra Adams;
Geri & Joe McElligott; Kel-
wayne & Mary Haguewood;
Tom & Marlene Currin; Matt &
Darlene Clark; Allen & Patricia
Peck; Lexington Machine
Works; MCGG; Mark & Shan
non Miller; Lyle & Virginia
Peck; Steve Currin; Boise Cas
cade; Monte & Becky Evans;
and Mike & Tonia Adams.
Thanks to the unselfishness
of all these people, we were
able to raise a little over $6,600
to help the boys. We would
also like to thank Sherry Mat-
teson for all her help in getting
this project organized; Corey
Miller, Scott Van Winkle, Sara
Peck, Shanna Rietmann, and
Madison Bailey for taking the
lamb in the parade; the Mor
row County Livestock Growers
for allowing us to sell the lamb;
the 4-H leaders, Bill Broderick,
Molly Rill, Kenny Grieb and
Jackie Allstott.
It was a great feeling to see
the county pull together and
help out our friends when they
need it most. Morrow County
is a special place and the peo
ple are the best!
Sincerely,
Ken and Kaedene Bailey ;
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I want to thank the Morrow
County Fair and Oregon Trail
Pro Rodeo Court for raffling the
Black Hills Gold ring at the
Morrow County Rodeo on
Sunday. I finally won and I
love it! Thank you again.
Janet Greenup
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